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Monty Ivy

Quarter-Sawn Pecan Platter

10" QS pecan platter. Wood is by product of cutting bowl blanks from logs. Once turned to finished size. Dried in kiln...<5% moisture content. Top View
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Monty,
This is a very nice little platter. If you executed it 'quarter sawn' in order to prevent warping, be aware that including both sides of the pith has the potential to warp and as far as I understand it, is not technically 'quarter sawn.'
 
Monty Ivy
Thanks for the comments. I really appreciate it.
 

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RICOH IMAGING COMPANY, LTD. PENTAX K-S2
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87.5 mm
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